The significance of sintering extends across a myriad of industries, including automotive, electronics, aerospace, medical, ceramics, and powder metallurgy. By enabling the fabrication of complex geometries, high-performance components, and customized materials, sintering furnaces play a pivotal role in advancing product design, functionality, and efficiency across diverse sectors.
Category Archives: Thermal Processing
The preparation methods of biochar are simple, typically involving thermochemical treatment at moderate temperatures (300~800°C). Common thermochemical methods include slow pyrolysis, fast pyrolysis, hydrothermal carbonization, flash carbonization, gasification, etc.
Additive Manufacturing is a manufacturing technology that constructs objects by adding material layer by layer, while electric furnaces can provide the necessary heat energy to melt or sinter materials, thus facilitating this process.
Crucible furnaces are versatile and can accommodate a wide range of materials, making them useful in various fields including metallurgy, ceramics, glass manufacturing, and materials science research.
High-purity alumina tubes find wide applications in fields such as semiconductor manufacturing, optical glass processing, metal sintering, chemical reactions, etc., because they can provide a stable high-temperature environment without contaminating the processes.
The high-temperature furnace is a crucial apparatus in the preparation of magnetic materials, enabling precise control of the structure and properties of magnetic materials by regulating temperature and atmosphere.
Cylindrical cell find widespread use in various applications, including portable electronic devices, power tools, electric vehicles, and energy storage systems.
The preparation process of pouch cell involves multiple steps, primarily including the preparation of positive and negative electrode materials, electrolyte preparation, battery assembly, and testing stages.
Coin cell typically refer to small button cells with a shape resembling a coin. They are designed in a disc-like or coin-like form. These batteries usually utilize lithium, silver oxide, or alkaline battery technologies.
Hot press furnaces find applications in various industries and materials processing techniques due to their ability to provide controlled high-temperature and pressure conditions.